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The answer depends on what you mean by a "real root". A root does not have to mean the bit of a plant that is usually underground finding nutrients.

A root can also mean the origin or basis. For example, roots of words, or a person's cultural or ethnic roots.


A square root is the starting point from which the squared value is reached. So, in saying that the square root of 36 is 6, the implication is that 6 is the root or the basis and starting from there, squaring it, gives 36.

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